a federal judge in texas has thrown out a rule capping credit card late fees at $8.mer financial protection bureau under president trump reversed course and agreed with business and banking groups that the $8 cap was illegal because a blocked credit card issuers from charging fees reasonable and proportional to violations. a female army ranger has competed for the first time in the annual best ranger competition. first lieutenant gabrielle white and her teammate were among 50 teams that took part in the grueling three-day event. soldiers had to move more than 60 miles and take part in physical fitness tests, helicopter missions, and other challenges. white's team finished 14th overall. female soldiers were not allowed to be army rangers until 2015. and the moose are on the loose and it's must-see tv in sweden. over the next few weeks millions are expected to tune in for the around-the-clock coverage of the annual moose migration in sweden. not much happens in the way of a plot, but for many viewers that is exactly what makes it great tv. no sign of flying squirrels,

discussed of re- admitting several southern states in particular in 1869 virginia, mississippi and texasgrant really hoped after he took office he could expedite the return of the states to the union. in april will congress is still inin session grant sent a messae recommending. he wanted voter referendums in those states allowing voters to approve new state constitution that would guarantee black votings rights as well as disenfranchise some of the former confederates. congress agreed the author writes grant's recommendations. over the summer grant worked very hard to set dates for elections in the stateir so they can adopt a new constitution. once the constitutions were adopted the states could then reapply to congress to be readmitted to the union. >> of the list we looked at earlier, the early months of ... grant's first term reconstruction, financial issues, voting rights and relationsn with congress, political appointments the battle with thek, kkk those seem to continue throughout his years as president correct? >> absolutely. certainly constructingg reconstruction. the kkk the en

so i think the tires just sort of magnified what was happening. theaters terrace in texas, countries are bank terrace. the tire of so you've been hearing about tariffs, but why is trump so hell bent on inflicting? what has until now? seems like a world full of pain on global still clock it's, it's simple. he's trying to raise revenue, bring trade into balance. and at the same time, bring countries, the heels. and the ideological push for tariffs is coming from deep within trumps own, in a circle. the route of the economic imbalances lies in persistent della obe evaluation prevents the balancing of international trade. and this over valuation is driven by an elastic demand for reserve assets. as global g d p grows, it becomes increasingly burdensome for the united states to finance the provision of reserve assets and the defense umbrella as the manufacturing and tradable sectors, the brunt of the costs. essentially what he's summing up pay is the tripping dialect met described in the sixty's. this is the tension between a reserve countries, short term domestic policy goals, and the lo

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mireya villarreal on the scene in texas. >> reporter: tonight, terrified students running out of this texas high school after multiple shots fired. >> we got an active shooter wilmer-hutchins high school. >> reporter: first responders swarming the scene around lunchtime. >> shooter at the school has reportedly run out of the back of the building. >> reporter: authorities say one student was shot and wounded in the leg. police still searching for the shooter. t this senior forced to take cover. >> we heard a few gunshots and we were still standing there, confused, and then we heard more, saw a few students running, heard a few screams, and we had to go and take cover back in the band room. >> reporter: students seen walking out with their hands up. parents desperate for answers. >> i'm glad this is my last child in school, and i won't have to go through this anymore. >> you might wake up one day and your kids be beside you, and the next day, they gone. >> reporter: david, today's incident comes nearly one year to the day of a similar shooting that happened at the same school that you s

does representative green in texas al green even understand how impeachment works? i watch the democratic congress members spouting rhetoric all weekend about trumps economy. yet these same people voted for inflation reduction act and the green new deal scam. both contributed to approximate 16 -- 18% cumulative inflation under biden. how do we get the message out? i think your question speaks for itself thank you for that. there will be a lot of chaos and short term pain with the new initiatives, how do we navigate them for the next election i think something merrick and megan peopleunderstands better n everybody i going to a foreign country like a bubble in your household and jet your triadic credit cards are maxed out i cannot order things online or go out and eat as much as i want her to have to rein in my spending this is what american families know how to do they sit at their kitchen table and they pull out their budget. they look at their credit card statements, they look at their checking account statements they go through spending go line by line is i cannot

even texas' legislature is looking at reworking language on medical exemptions in its ban.s there a general pivot toward moderating some of the more strict abortion bands at this point? >> i think the pivot has been as both the texas legislature and kentucky legislature wanted to clarify demands, there are not attempts to make abortion more available to clarify the legislatures to be available under certain circumstances, and they believe physicians did not know what those circumstances were. even in the idaho litigation where the attorney general said we have allowed some of these all along. i think we will see back-and-forth about that because it is very hard to write laws that are clear and cover all the circumstances in which a pregnancy would become dangerous enough for the law to kick in. that is especially true in the penalties we see authorized by these laws are so high that physicians will be reluctant to take risks. i think these attempts at clarification are growing. but i'm not convinced they will work. >> to that point, you have proposed laws that someone said

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the nation, there has been greater testing initiatives compared with areas, for instance, like in texasere we see lower autism rates. but jake, also, some experts point to genetic factors possibly playing a role. environmental factors possibly playing a role. earlier today, the ceo of the autism society of america told our colleague boris sanchez that scientists have been looking for causes for decades. he added that he does not agree with the trump administration's description of there being an autism epidemic. here's a listen. >> statements that we have seen this administration make are harmful. so let me be clear. autism is not a chronic disease. it's a lifelong developmental condition. it's not an epidemic, nor should it be compared to the covid pandemic. and using language like that perpetuates falsehoods, stigmas and stereotypes. autism is not linked to vaccines, and health policies should be rooted in science. >> so, jake, you know, he's making that statement in response to hhs asking cdc to do more research, looking at autism and its causes, and suggesting causes tied to vaccine

these are not just the texas statistics. they are people's families, livelihoods and dignity.let's be clear this is not equity. this is not justice and this is not acceptable. >> we are calling on mayor lurie and the board of supervisors not with anger but with urgency. during his campaign, mayor laurie stood before the people of the city and promised accountability. he said he would hold his administration to the highest standards. now it's that time to keep that promise. mr. mayor, your black employees are watching. san francisco is watching and we are asking not just for a seat at the table but for our humanity to be recognized, for our labor to be valued and our rights to be protected. and let us not forget this is not just about a moral issue. >> this is a legal one. the city's own racial equity ordinance ordinance which mandates fairness in hiring and promotion and discipline and workplace culture is being violated when black employees are consistently targeted and overlooked and pushed out. it's not just unethical, it's unlawful. we need independent oversight. we need t

but live from texas while we speak a major hearing is underway in the case of the quote marilyn man kilgore garcia, a judge determined in 2009 he was a member of ms-13. he was deported last month. the church demanding three things from the administration. updates on garcia's whereabouts, what steps have been taken to facilitate his return it, and what further steps will be taken. this after supreme court ruling that the united states will facilitate his release. facilitate is a last important word. spokes purple -- spokespeople particularly like stephen miller facilitate means provide an airplane if garcia is chosen to be returned by el salvador to the united states. yesterday president trump and the presidents of el salvador pushed back to bring it back to the united states. >> kristi noem the head of the department of homeland security and tom homan the department device -- i.c.e. must be arrested immediately for contempt of court. they are defying court orders to return mr. a brengle garcia from captivity and torture in el salvador. it is time to teach the trump administration a lesson.

other colleges and universities, including including and especially hbcus, in states like florida and texasesident is doing, all of those dei mandates where faculty members are having to look at their cvs and scrub even their resumes for language that may offend. this has very, very deep roots. and i'm so glad that harvard took the step that. >> it did. so harvard taking this step, and i think elizabeth and basil have made the stakes abundantly clear. the lawyer, though, again, let me read from elizabeth's piece. the lawyer represented paul weiss, who i think that was the first firm to go in on bended knee and do a deal. i mean, are you confident that a fight is what harvard has signed up for with these attorneys? >> well. >> there was a. >> group of. >> professors that had actually filed a. >> lawsuit. >> a motion for a temporary. >> restraining order against this. executive order. >> and they. >> withdrew it today. >> because of these. >> events. >> because of harvard. >> taking this stand. >> so what. >> that signals to me is. >> that they seem to think that. harvard is up to the. >> cha

we are following breaking news right now out of texas. the dallas independent school district just tweeted that police are responding to a shooting incident at wilmer-hutchins high school. officials say that safety protocols there have been implemented. they're asking everyone to stay away from the campus. the school district says it will soon release plans for families to reunite. we still have not yet gotten word on any potential fatalities or injuries. we are waiting for an update from officials on that. we will bring you the very latest as we get it right here on cnn. and still ahead, we're learning there's been little progress on a trade deal between u.s. and european union negotiators. this just as europe publishes a list of u.s. goods. it's going to hit. if those talks about tariffs aren't successful. plus, it's the busiest time of the year for the irs. yet a staggering number of irs employees are on track to take buyouts and plan to resign. we have the latest details. and later, some incredible video of a hiker who's rescued after

ahora las autoridades confirman que se trata de un tiroteo en una preparatoria en dallas y en texas.itos. testigos aseguran haber escuchado al menos 5 disparos. los equipos de emergencia han rodeado la zona, evacuando la escuela y recomendando a los padres que eviten el campus. por supuesto. nosotros lo musica telemundo? >> hoy martes. 15 de abril en noticias telemundo mediodia. >> nuevo giro en el. >> caso del deportado kilmar abrego se espera que una corte de merlin le pida explicaciones al gobierno de por que no in intento traerlo de el salvador. el presidente. trump vuelve a impulsar un polemico plan para deportar a ciudadanos estadounidenses que hayan sido condenados por delitos no especificados. lo discutio en la casa blanca con el presidente de el salvador, que esta dispuesto a aceptarlos. estamos en mexico con las

yesterday, i was in south texas where i met with badar khan suri in an ice detention facility. i told him we would be gathering here today in solidarity with him. he asked me to convey deep gratitude to all of his supporters who have spoken out in his defense. i hope news of the georgetown university alumni letter that appeared in the guardian today will reach him in his jail cell. he has been through hell and i will leave the rest of the details to a forthcoming essay i'm about to publish but i was struck by his attitude and his mood. he was defiant. he quoted mahatma gandhi and nelson mandela several times in our conversation, he exclusively told me about this dark time in his life, notwithstanding the trauma he and his family have been subjected to, he is strong and in it for the long haul. he is prepared to defend himself against the inflammatory accusations from marco rubio and right-wing media. he said of his ordeal can help expose the problem of authoritarianism in the usa today and shine a spotlight on the suffering of the people in gaza, it well -- will have been worth

unfortunately, a situation reported from wilmore hutchins high school, in dallas, texas, peer to thenow is that this is an active shooter situation and bringing live images out of dallas. obviously a helicopter situation there. that footage is showing the school with numerous police vehicles surmounting it, fire trucks, paramedics involved in some of the parking lots surrounding the school. is footage has shown dozens of children running from the school across the grassy area there. we are watching this live. what is happening where the emergency vehicles on the scene. we have reached out for more details and obviously a lineup emergency vehicle surrounding the school. it is described as an active shooter situation at the dallas high school. you can see the kids right now. this is happening live. they are being led out. a single file line and all the schools across the country that practice for active shooter situations. they have been let out to the track and taken to the bleachers there. emergency vehicles on the scene in the place on the right side directing traffic. we hope they

in the fields and the numerous mass executions, sites around the edge, including care of the west, texas and part of the the players. and of course we will be able to port your thoughts from last year. it was an idea to talk with the cross board. i'm opposed to the people in see those are the bullied ecos. i'm a vehicle that was on the shipment . the, the bottom here is a lensky sacks, the chief of ukraine's to me region, where a russian stride killed over 60 troops out of military gathering. according to moscow, a ukrainian law maker tells us the meeting was a lensky provocation, and that he claims only civilian di zalinski. this is how's the lensky conducts his operations. he need such tragedies at the most critical moments of his power in ukraine to conduct such special operations in order to strengthen his terrorist power to fill the heads of his fellow citizens and international community with his idea of the tunnel board. and as moscow in washington edged closer to cutting a deal, rushes for administer highlights how the u. s. is now showing the rest of the west . how to conduct di

supercomputers in the great state of texas. being built in the united states for the first time. this is the trump affect and follow trillions of investments, including 500 billion from apple and manufacturing manufacturing and $500 billion private investment led by open a.i. artificial intelligence infrastructure. under president trump we will produce cars and ships and ships in medicine we need, right here in america at the hands of american workers. on the border from continues to break records and protect our homeland. what virtual apprehension along with the southwest border for the entire month of march of 2025, lower than the first two days of march 20, 24 joe biden. incredible law enforcement officers are arresting private illegal aliens from american communities everyday a few examples from the latest report which i received this morning. arrested a 54-year-old citizen in mexico convicted of rape by threat, sodomy under 14 years old. a 23-year-old citizen of mexico and a predatory sexual assault of a child in the 64-year-old citizen and doris convicted of murder, califor

ai supercomputers in the great state of texas.en touted how the engines of the world's ai infrastructure are being built in the united states for the first time. this is the trump effect. this follows trillions and other u.s. investments announced already including $500 billion from apple and u.s.-based training and $100 billion tm sc and chips based manufacturing and $500 billion private investment by openai, oracle, softbank infrastructure. under president trump, we will produce the cars, the ship's, the chips, airplanes, minerals and medicines we need in america at the hands of american workers. on the border, president trump continues to break records and protect our homeland. according to cbp, border patrol apprehensions along the southwest border for the entire month of march 2025 or lower than the first two days of marc. incredible law enforcement officers are arresting violent, illegal aliens from american communities everyday. here are a few examples from the latest i.c.e. report i received this morning. i.c.e. los angele

he lost from west texas. other crewmembers included journalist lauren sanchez and phil maker carrie and finn. jeff bezos opened the hatch and welcomed back his fiancee. this is about 50 minutes. ms. sanchez. this is about 50 minutes. >> i don't need to introduce the incredible woman. i don't need to introduce the incredible woman next to me who's a ray of sunshine. you're wearing yellow. >> it's sunshine. all of us, whole family is wearing yellow today. we've been friends 50 years. i never been more proud. this is bigger than just going to space. i think for her, who any time we're on a flight, she's in anybody's lap if there's a slightest bit of turbulence. she has real anxiety flying. this is overcoming a wall of fear, a barrier. i think it's going to be -- i believe life is about continuing to grow in the best of yourself and fullest expression of yourself. i think this is without of the most fullest expressions you can possibly have. i said there's only one time that all the women going up for the first t

it says it will make chips out of phoenix and servers out of texas. this is in line with the announcements we have in from companies like apple, that as tariffs are hitting companies feel the urge to show they have ability to produce in america and i imagine it helps with the ministration as well. we saw that in trump's tweets, that if you are part of what he calls the golden age of america and investing here we are going to try to help you out. he said they would expedite permits at the local level, but if someone at the top of the food chain is telling you that let's get these on the road, a lot about data centers and waiting for utilities and permits, these things can slow down projects. ed: brodie ford will be back later in the hour. what is the tariff news mean for technology investors and what is the outlook for ai capex? i think we start there, which is the news uncertainty. the philadelphia semiconductor index is slightly higher versus other benchmarks. section 232 is interesting strategy, but maybe the market knows more now. >> at the beginni

> i think the way the laws she statement is the futahi we would say that that language is not, the texas not problematic but the way the wisconsin supremrt interpreted here to have that list -- >> i see that language. she was talk about the laws in the irs. >> no, no. iasal about the -- a1a really kind of focus on is the example i legislative history that puts chuun charitable organizations like an orphanage or a home for the aged outside of exeti. that told me because it seems as though you were saying that should be in, and it shouldn't be distinguished between orphanages that proselytize rsus orphanages that don't. i just wonder whether any orphanages are are in giveny the statute is written. >> ion't think that's the right reading of it. to the extent that a legislative history does control the way that you interpret the text, i would say that you would really need to have a sort of constitutional avoidance approa t it. i don't thi that larson says you need to have a broad reading of statutory religious exemptions. i think y wld need toav constituly, read futa to be pretty broad ando

i'm i, i work in sweden and i be from texas, so i don't need anything from them. so if i want to do it just to go back, i want to do it for myself. yeah, i would like to go back, but i don't want to take anything. i see it in front of the 2 years before yours. i wouldn't go back home, but i don't think it's a good idea to get to offer the people the money to go by the way they come from resorting. you were just laughing as i read the introduction. so clearly this is not the answer. of course no sending people back home in mo, most of the children who are involved in these criminal they abalone here the i here to stay down up leaving and so giving them or all for the parents 35000 dollar go back to the country is not going to help this, you do something has that like my colleague and i didn't say before, professional is the most, most of the, i mean the best weapon to, to yes. to find the right answer and i have to print, i was at the back. nothing. how easy is it to conduct the work that you are currently conducting? are all store to use the government, but also l

he lost from west texas.ther crewmembers included journalist lauren sanchez and phil maker carrie and finn. jeff bezos opened the hatch and welcomed back his fiancee. this is about 50 minutes. ms. sanchez. this isut

they launched the waymo on uber service in austin, texas, last month. a japanese company has developed a tiny robot that will cool off your hot drinks or food. uk engineering made the mini robot that is designed to hang off of a mug, or sit next to your plate and blow air on your food or drinks. users can control the airflow from the robot. and the company says it can reduce temperatures by up to 30 degrees in three minutes. you can see could be very helpful with small children. it will be available this year in japan for about $25. no word on when it may be available online or in other countries. i'm pam cook. that's look at your dollars and cents. [music] >> outrage and frustration in the north bay. as the future of sonoma state university takes center stage. the update school leaders gave families and teachers on how the campus will deal with budget shortfalls. plus. >> my baby over there laying on the ground. >> a grieving mother mourning her son after he was gunned down not far from san francisco's union square. how? she says he was such a loving s

>> wimberley, texas. >> san jose, california. >> and mexico!, north carolina. >> to the "today" show. [ cheers and applause ] >>> let's go. spring break, great crowd out on our plaza. lots of smiles. they will get a special treat this morning. yes, it's you. we're talking about mike tirico. are you going to get out there ? >> i can't wait to do that. >> it's been really fun to have you here. craig is enjoying the week off, so we got mike for the rest of the week. it will be fun. let's get to your news. let's start with that's kalating showdown over a maryland man wrongly sent to and meet some folks? now making a suggestion from the oval office that perhaps he would send home grown american citizens, criminals, there as well. nbc's garrett haake is at the white house with the latest on all this. garrett, good morning. >> hey, savannah. good morning. the man in question here is kilmar abrego garcia. he's an undocumented immigrant from el salvador who the doj says was sento that prison in el salvador due to an administrative error. the white house

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and the company is building supercomputer manufacturing plants in texas. nvidia says the new initiative will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, with manufacturing expected to ramp up in the next 15 months. >> it's 608, and we're looking at the temperatures today getting much closer to where we should be. remember this graphic yesterday? our daytime highs are about 10 to 15 degrees above average today. within a degree or two of where we should be this time of the year. so for a lot of us, we will stay in the 60s today, if not around 70 degrees. that's pretty close to where we should be for the middle of april, wiping away a lot of the warmth from the past couple of days. here's the reason why. live doppler seven. along with satellite, we now have this trough, an area of low pressure that is slowly moving closer to california. it will take its time. it actually doesn't move onshore until about thursday across la. but what it will do keep the cooler weather in place and give us some cloud cover from time to time. it is a cloudy view from our san jose camer

the manufacturing will take place in plants in arizona and in texas.pany, though, says they're going to invest a half trillion dollars in ai infrastructure over the next four years. this comes as president donald trump pushes for more u.s. manufacturing with aggressive tariffs aimed at encouraging companies to build domestically. well, cbs mornings, gayle king back on earth this morning after taking part in a historic flight to the edge of space. >>yeah, she was part of the first all female crew aboard blue origin's new shepard rocket that took flight monday morning. here's a look at the crew as they were floating in space. >>take up space. >>yeah. oh, i love that. >>and i love that we were able to hear from gayle and all of these amazing ladies there. that phrase take up space. it is what i told my daughter this morning as she started her day. hey, baby girl, take up space. >>yeah, and i hope it resonates with a lot of young women as they saw this moment happen. and i think this is what we kind of were waiting for, too, because when you saw the actual

nvidia announced monday it would start building supercomputers in america, arizona and texas. that's what president trump said were. what is tariffs were designed to do? bring manufacturing here by raising price on goods, giving manufacturers no choice but to build domestically. to be clear, the factories themselves, owned by foxconn and tsmc, were already in the works. and there's a lot of confusion over tariffs on chips and computer parts. on friday, the u.s. customs list of tariff products did not include chips and computer parts. but later that same weekend, the white house indicated it would tariff them in a different category called section 232. the tariff confusion is weighing on investors. a new bank of america survey finds investor sentiment is at the lowest it's been in 30 years. 82% of fund managers say they expect the economy to get worse. meta ceo mark zuckerberg was the first to testify in that huge antitrust trial in washington. the ftc says meta overstepped when it bought instagram and whatsapp bought them rather than compete with them. meta points out that was

desde launch site1 en texas . y vea bien estas imágenes.un camión que transportaba cereales quedó partido en dos tras ser embestido a toda velocidad por un tren de carga en una zona rural de minnesota, según testigos, el camión cruzaba las vías férreas sin detenerse , aún y cuando el tren estaba a escasos pies de distancia, la intersección no tenía barreras de seguridad . solo señalizaciones de alto . milagrosamente , nadie resultó herido en este incidente impactante. así llegamos al final de la información. a nombre de este gran equipo. gracias por su confianza. muy buenas noches . descansen y hasta mañana [música] >> ahora , las personas que aplican para beneficios de seguro social tienen que tener acceso a su cuenta. que se llama mi seguro social. o en inglés . mi social security . .>> y ya lo escuchó. existen requisitos en torno a las citas para el seguro social. aquí hablamos de las nuevas medidas de verificación . >> autoridades advierten sobre el riesgo en las aguas de la región por la presencia de una especie invasiva que ha llegado

desde launch site1 en texas . y vea bien estas imágenes.o . milagrosamente , nadie resultó herido en este incidente impactante. así llegamos al final de la información. a nombre de este gran equipo. gracias por su confianza. muy buenas noches . descansen y hasta mañana [música] >> ahora , las personas que aplican para beneficios de seguro social tienen que tener acceso a su c

i think the tires just sort of magnified what was happening to me in place in tariffs, in texas, countries, or bank there's the tire of so you've been hearing about tariffs. but why is trump so hell bent on inflicting what has until now? seems like a world full of pain on global scale clock it's, it's simple. he's trying to raise revenue, bring trade into balance. and at the same time bring countries, the hill and the ideological push for tariffs is coming from deep within trunk own in a circle. the route of the economic imbalances lies in persistent. donna obe evaluation prevents the balancing of international trade. and this over valuation is driven by an elastic demand for reserve assets. as global g, d p grows, it becomes increasingly burdensome for the united states to finance the provision of reserve assets and the defense umbrella. as the manufacturing and tradable sectors bear the brunt of the costs. essentially, what he's summing up here is the tripping dialect met described in the sixty's. this is the tension between a reserved countries, short term domestic policy goals, and the

lawrence is out on long island, it is still texas tuesday on "fox and friends."photo from bob in wisconsin, shes is 81 years young you and watches the show every morning. gary sending this photo of his gr granddaughter caroline celebrating in mississippi and justine from florida of her yorka poo, teddy and his best cowboy outfit. impressive. ainsley is dressed as an anchor. >> ainsley: yorkie and poodle mix, how cook. i have a toy poodle. >> brian: i did not think to try that. i didn't think you could do it. >> ainsley: you can. how about rachel's interview with the president. rachel speaking with president trump, full interview at 4:00 p.m. on fox fox noticias. >> he's made it a safe place people go and feel safe and secure. he's built one and other prisons, very big ones, we're using his system getting rid of criminals from out of the united states allowed to come in by biden. and the president is helping with that, president bukele. i was very impressed with him. great guy. >> rachel: could we use it for violent criminals, our own violent criminals? >> preside

. >>> a texas teen accused in the fatal track meet stabbing is released from jail. what he and the victim's family are saying about that incident. a 5.2 magnitude earthquake rocks the san diego area. the tremor sending residents running for safety and knocking items off store shelves. >>> easter is less than a week away. some families finding creative alternatives to celebrate the holiday. it is tuesday, april 15th. "early today" starts right now. . >>> and good morning to you. i'm richard lui. we have reached day 86 of the second trump administration, and the white house is targeting harvard university. the administration sent a list of demands to the ivy league school, calling on them to change their admissions and hiring practices. the school was directed to eliminate dei programs and have a third party audit to address alleged anti-semitism. harvard's president rejected the demands, saying the university will not surrender its independence or constitutional rights. the white house spokesperson saying in turn, president trump is working to make higher education g

commissioning more than 1 million square feet of space in arizona and in texas.sen huang says this adding american manufacturing will help us better meet the incredible and growing demand for a.i. chips and super computer, it will strengthen our supply chain and boost resiliency, the ceo says, from nvidia. this is a big deal that president trump is getting these companies to come and fire up these manufacturing plants in america. it's not going to be overnight. it will take two to three years. your reaction. >> >> look, this is a big moment in time. i think my reaction is i think markets are focused on negativity right now. they're not focused on the upside in terms of what is coming out of this administration but coming out of this global pandemic i think the one thing is clear and you have covered it better than anyone, national security. we need to do and produce more here in the united states. there may be inflationary consequences of on-shoring but i think productivity in this country over time will take care of that but we need to do more here and i think t

mix match more happy with gain. >>> history blasting off in texas for a star-studded group of female the return to earth. >> reporter: blasting off for 11 unforgettable minutes. >> one, two, three! woo! >> reporter: including pop star katy perry, and journalist gayle king, along with lauren sanchez, the fiance of blue origin founder jeff bezos. >> look at the moon, look. >> reporter: the his tor ix six marveling at the the moon and the earth. floating for four minutes. katy perry, weightless with a daisy in hand. her daughter's namesake. the booster rocket landing first. the reusable rocket now safely on the ground, ready for its next mission amid the space tourism boom. the astronauts all smiles back on earth. >> it's about making space for future women and taking up space and belonging. >> woo! >> reporter: amanda nguyen, emotional after becoming the first vietnamese woman in space. she's a survivor of sexual assault, carrying aboard a painful reminder. >> it's the hospital band from the day. for anyone who's ever had to struggle through life circumstances that weren't their choice

a star studded safely landing in west texas. after historic trip to space.ie peri, gail king and jeff bezos' fiancee blast blue origin capsule. santos said she couldn't believe her eyes after liftoff. >> i was up there and you see earth and then, you know, it's completely black what we got was the moon. we got to see the moon. it was complete and utter darkness. and then you look back at earth and it's like this beautiful gel. julie.he may be recovering froms tumble greeted the crew upon his return to the texas. new study revealing the formula you need to follow to have the perfect day. researchers have formulated an hour by our itinerary, six hours of work and quality time with family. two hours of quality time with friends and exercising, 1.5 hours of socializing plus one hour for eating or drinking. and one hour of screen time those are your headlines guys. what about that formula. >> steve: all those numbers are hard to do except the last one. if you could limit screen time to one hour a day you will have more time for everything else. >> brian: and we w

. >> thank you, i notice my colleague from texas abandoned his post. i want to emphasize something you mentioned, we've had this discussion we've had this discussion, the army special forces green berets are named after a hack and the seals are named after how we go to work, those are the methods of infiltration to accomplish of omission and general-purpose forces cut these platforms we simply can't go to work and it would be interesting to know your coordination process when cutting these platforms. is there a formalized process? >> thank you for calling that out because that's where we defend our equities. there are different processes where we are able to sit with other representatives from comptroller and the deputy's office and we can battle back, we can defend. >> the spirit of bipartisanship, when you sit at the table, are you at the kids table on thanksgiving or sitting with everybody and pulling your weight meaning does your assessment have value in these scenarios speaking about cutting multibillion-dollar, multi-year platforms? >> it's a con

so in 2011 october 11th actually 2011 i was released from school ville, texas after doing ten years in prison to the jail care halfway house 111 taylor and you know, i was an individual when i was in prison. i like to exercise you know, i like to work out, you know, so i was a lot bigger than i am now. you know, at times i can be, you know, scary for some people or intimidating is the word. so i tried very vigorously to try to get jobs and be part of a community. i volunteered with the syrian if you know you old school that's back in the day a change this is as vip now and different stuff and wasn't able to obtain any viable employment for the first couple of months but i had found a home at the cedar center in the mission over by army street projects. that's where i met this young man right there young quist right there when he was around 1112 years old. he's 24, 25, maybe 35 on the road now. >> you know and i volunteered there for two months and they seen how well the young people were gravitating to me and the fact that i had on them regardless of how i you know, big and tattooed up

in texas you see the story. they opened a factory down there, and it's the worst performing of all. >> yes. worst performing. yeah. and you saw that the same as their business is down 6%. yes. to begin with. that's before you even start the tariff stand. >> so it just like you said it's tough. it's tough. >> meanwhile apple popping above above now $3 trillion in its market cap. the stock gaining 2% yesterday. that follows the news over the previous few days that smartphones might be, i say might be exempt from heavy us tariffs by the way. my son, who's still begging for the laptop now that the tariffs are off, he says. i said, well, let's wait. he said, you know, so we're back and forth on this. so just make up your mind and tell us what the deal is, folks. trump the trump administration walked back some of the expectations on that front. but then yesterday, president trump commented on his relationship with apple ceo tim cook and how he's trying to help him. >> look, i'm a very flexible person. i don't change.

nvidia was working on key partnerships to build supercomputer plants in texas, and packaging and testingtions in arizona. a blue origin rocket that had an all-female crew to space included pop star katy perry, gayle king, and jeff bezos's fiance laura sanchez. it rested -- lasted roughly 11 minutes. this is the first time in 60 years an all-female crew has flown to space. that is your brief. jonathan: thank you. summer earnings from bank of america. net interest at 14 for $4 billion -- $14.44 billion. the provision for credit losses is that $1.48 billion. the estimate was $1.53 billion. lisa: the fact that came in lighter than expected, we saw that similar from pnc this morning with provisions for credit losses lighted and effected. where lies the downturn everyone was talking about that the banks ? girding for -- that the bank girded for? >> trading inequities was better-than-expected. trading volatility is their friend. jonathan: evidently it is bank of america's friend as well. ken leon is just around the corner. ♪ jonathan: it is another beat on wall street. this time it is bank of a

. >> the aclu has filed similar challenges to the alien enemies act in texas and new york. >> she's also an. >> associate dean. >> at the nyu. school of law and the author of. >> the. >> new book out today. >> entitled dividing lines how transportation. >> infrastructure reinforces racial. >> inequality. >> which. we will. >> get to in just a moment. >> but first. >> tell us more about this legal action against the trump administration and these two men. >> in particular. >> what is their status? >> yeah, this. >> is one of the many ways. >> that the trump administration. >> are taking laws. >> that were designed for a different time and a. >> different era, and really weaponizing. >> them in our immigration system. >> and here they are. >> labeling folks. >> who have been not proven to have committed any crimes, who have not been afforded due process, and trying. >> to deport. >> them based on allegations that they're gang members, that they're. engaged in criminal behavior. and it really. >> violates our. >> constitution in so many fundamental principles and laws we have